Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

way have oaA@9d nnh1k 9ha lR01 AkfAssA.
Sons thirfg Immizzanfa haEs n0ved
iuto The 0strandsR ereak coan1fy thiB
wsek.-zslefs PsEes.
A enlony Of Suedes sxpeet 10 loease
CO this Yieiuity tits fan Il they en- and
TIE aruand % sseEls on.-Tsta1o Ptaef.
Residents n walla waIia nzs wnrnsd
te destroy an shis1lss Esoui1R % thsir
pEsmissa o. szasg TIE peaAlsy o. tns
Az.
Durins The monEh Of yans 50 horsss
xeRa shipped from Pso1sef 70 various
points east hefwean DAksta ard New
York. ThsB keEsss wsFs from the low
e. Yakima and kaokIsat.
The eounfy ian ca she noEAh aide Of
Ne river, "a 6Peka7es h naaFing con
pIn1i0n. It 3 nd q laRRs EtEueture. bat
Is d Put together 20 held any prisoners
that nay Be- stored awaV estween is
walIA
The rumor ID rapidly GAINING eredenee
thai 10 Q shoKs time the P1ctdc ExrFees
company viii take the plaee nov 90
ezpied b The Northern P1eiAe Express
oompany On NE line Of tbs o. 3. q Ne
eoDpaey.
6treet Coumissiousr LonR has been
woEkfn9 . force Of mGn fer tbs pass few
days on Main street, In MeFaddens
additiun. u nov locks Is though this
mnan- dreaded piece Of road w0ald be
cut IN Q paasabls cor 4 ton for the conn.,
iug WintsEs-cAsAalfs Bee.
Ths fnsss srop Of wheat We have seen
3his year II owned By Tom SncdRfhes,
On The GEifith place. There is coasid-
erabls R9od grain est Of the Bates ~ q
that q the vicinity Ct No. 8 viii nc
eonbs average in the visinity Of forss
bushels 10 the aere.-GOid StHft't !.
Amona she very large number Of sp-
niiaants for The GoldendSie sShool, be
| DfreotoFs chose J. II. Hill 70 act as
principal, Wm. Hodson TO have eEe-Ge
Of che infermediate department, ard
Ms. Ella Miller the primary. Schco o.
will commence sboot The middle OF
September.
Tia peaeh crop Of Yakima County.
which has neEsr been suf1sieut 70 sup
Div the local demand, will this gear af-
| ford q surplus for expoTt. Large num-
bers Of trees are ecmiag IN With FIRST
pFoduoa. Tbs Yakima peach Ia re-
markabIe for Ane flavor ard b general
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The following ofiseFs Of Alimus
Lodge Nc. Is. l. @. o. F.. Of Golden
dale, we're installed on last Saturday
evening By d. d. G. n, Q. E. Marshall;
Sam Lacas, n. G.; 7. l.. Masters, v. g.;
O. Z. Marshal. 4. s.; Sig Sichel, Treas
W. E. Harkleroad, Warden; John Mar
shal, /. g.
According 10 the school census there
are IN the DAYTON school district. males
| Of school age, 3l1; females, 80; total OF
school age, GIG. Males under sshOol
aQe, 105; females, 107; total under school
aQs, 2I2. This Ia an increase Of 1l5 Of
those Of sohosl age and Of 81 uRdeI
school ags.
The newly elected ofiSers of osesoenl
lodge No. "A, 10. o. r., OF Tacoma
we're eussalled Wednesday evening b
james DouxaD, d. d. @. n. They are
a. follows: N. g., Charles Sayfe: V. O.
J. O. Weathered; Recording Secretary
liz. d. French; Permanent Secretary
Edward Miller; Treasurer, James Gfk-
fth.
n The farmers Of Lewis county prof
By experience, they will Gov very littl'
spxinR grain IN future. Wheat and cat
sewn last fall are about ready 20 be hsR
vested, and promise q large yield o
good quality, while grain s0Wu las
spging is, In almost every instance. hgh
a0d has q eickly appearances. Much o
it will b Gus for hay, and viii max
very little Of that.--Bee.
Last evening d. ID. G. II. James Dou
/ Gan installed the recently elected ONO
eFs Of Rabakah degree lodge No. l, |. o
= - A.. n M
, Rspief; v. c., Mrs. II. V. Muller; Il. >
8. GctfeId; Treasurer, Mrs. q. s. smith
Warden, Mrs. NJ. ~. Hetcaife; Il. s.,
N. G., Mrs.. ]. H. Losx; Il. b. TO V. @
James Dou2an; U. g., w. /. Rapier; +
Bmith.-TacoBa Nsses.
In the Mckee Valley near Eesth YAK
, ma, O company Ia planting ten acres !
. tobacco, and at this date the plants a
. said 10 present Q very satisfactory 90
poarance. For the curing Of their q
baeoo crop alone the company is pr
, pairing 10 build house 40 feet long,
, | feet wide and Is feet high. For cuRin
their hogs the company 10 building
!. house about half as large, IN diner
Eions, IS the tobacco house.
III There is every indication that ka
/ and grain will bring high prices th
season. There II scarcely Q pound {
last years crop ON hand, and deaheI
are anxious 10 contract for the new
advance. The hay crop on the pFaiEi
nov being eat is only fair, and in SON
! places quite short, and grain will N
Be an average yield. On the timbl
farms crops are over average, and be
is yielding heavy. N. J. Barnet, vh
has q timber claim four miles east {
here, says be and his neigtbofs haV
hns crops. As an indication OF iss Walt
be mentioned thst be had sold one acl
Of Rrass iust IS IL stands for $50. 10
. also stated that J. b. Barton, Of O0N
! litn prairie, has contracted his stTa
} altar 70 Il thFeashed for g per ton
. -Telsfs Pilot.
Last Monday one Of Mr.. John Sex
Locals men vac driving in from the fisl
With q load Of hay. BE got too mes
the edge Of the load and WAsthHovn OF
This friQhiened the horses and the
: svrana forward with guoh force as /
, break the lines, leaving the ends In %
drivers hands. In another minute %
wagon bad shot from under the load .
hay and Il lay in several unshapel
hears upon the Qronnd. Next the ha
, rack seemed 70 take vinRa and ay fFoE
toe wagon. The hind carriage Of ID
wagon vas left. and when they reachs
the lane fence the WAGON tongue struc
: ems Of the gate posts and broke. and %
] front carriage vas left. One Of th
horses jumped q este seven feet hiR
and Tie other jumped the fence into %
lana They ran westward along %
road towards NApavine and weE
stepped when near there by some psI
sons coming n The opposite direction
No serioas damage was done.-Bss.
The people Of Arlington are s0msvhs
excited ever indications which point 9
foal play on the WashinRton sida Of %
river, not far below the new ferry land
tnR. Every look Of TIE grsand, mark
ss Of soue one being dragged into %
. river. and blood having been spille1
there, which vas examined and eiaime'
20 hAve been human blood. msks
things assume q mysterious aspeci
Near are places wbere two horses hsv
, bsen tied 20 She bushes. ORe OF them